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An Unkindness of Ghosts is an experience that will leave you asking questions about identity, ethnicity, love, familial kinship, autonomy, responsibility, group economics, and power structures. Set in the future yet, unnervingly reflective of the harmful chattel slavery past of the United States, An Unkindness of Ghosts tackles big questions through the eyes and experiences of a protagonist who is wholly unique. Filled with prose, poems, and fables … Continue reading ‘An Unkindness Of Ghosts’ Is Space Afrofuturism At Its Best

Intelligence: Tues. Jan. 7th at 9p CBS (Regular slot Mon Jan. 13th at 10p) Josh Holloway, aka Sawyer from LoST, stars in this new crime thriller about a super agent who has a microchip implanted into his brain that turns him into a living computer. He is partnered with an agent that will protect him from various agencies that seek to capture him and utilize … Continue reading New shows to watch in 2014

Movie: Pacific Rim This action packed movie is the film I have been waiting for my whole life. Giant man-operated robots (mecha) fighting giant alien monsters, ummm, YES! This movie was filled with great battle scenes and even hit me in the gut with a surprise emotional scene that actually moved me, a very rare occurrence. I loved this movie and it is in my … Continue reading My Favorites of 2013

I wanted to like Almost Human. I really did. But I don’t. It is set in 2048, it has Androids, it has great technological advances but it is completely and utterly lacking in giving the audience more than a weekly dose of solving a crime and moving on in a typical TV crime solving drama fashion. Snooze alert. They could have done so much. They … Continue reading Almost Human: Just another buddy cop show

Obviously some episodes have been worse than others but this season has been a roller coaster ride. They teased us with some zombie hoardes and new sickness but the action has been much slower than in the previous seasons. I feel like the story is finally moving forward. Carol , Judith, and Herschel are gone and they have FINALLY left the safety of the prison. … Continue reading The Walking Dead: The Episode We Deserved

So, if you were a teen with super powers and were suddenly teleported to a world with other teens who also possessed super powers and told to fight for 30 days until only one survivor was left, would you play the game as a hero, villain, or survivor? That is the question posed in Avengers Arena: Murder World. We see the kids placed into this … Continue reading Avengers Arena: Murder World – A Superhero Hunger Games

Many Scifi and Fantasy movies feature Black leads and supporting actors but few actually have a Black couple as a focal point of the media. I am not sure why this trend is one that has persisted. There have been examples where a Scifi movie can be successful when a Black couple is featured but unfortunately the romantic relationship between Black couples is still not … Continue reading The Top Black Couples in Scifi and Fantasy Movies

Sleepy Hollow has the potential to be Fall 2013’s breakout hit sensation. It has already been renewed for a second season and has drawn in a large audience but it has flaws. It’s greatest flaw falls into the casting of Nicole Beharie as Abbie. The show is anchored around Ichabod and Abbie and there is absolutely no chemistry between these two characters. Abbie is a boring … Continue reading Sleepy Hollow’s Abbie should be replaced by Jenny

I tweeted about it and decided to send a tweet directly to Toks Olagundoye, Jackie Joyner- Kersee herself. I was just hoping for a retweet to help get the word out. Well, to my surprise, Ms. Olagundoye and Mr. Tim Jo called the podcast from on set! (Tim Jo plays her son, Reggie Jackson) Yes, you read that right, the two actors took the time … Continue reading A surprise from The Neighbors stars!